WWW, October 16 2014 - It's been close to a decade since the launch of Reason 3.0 and the Dubroom's review of the then groundbreaking, ultra-flexible Dub-friendly music production software. We've promoted the software continually ever since it was established how it was possible to make Dub using just one program. Just recently, Reason 8.0 was released and arrived in the Dubroom not much later. We went in-depth again, from 3.0 straight to eight and came back with this review exclusively for the Dub Community.

Door locked, all projects put on hold for more than a week. Reason was the object of undivided attention as this review was written, Dubs created and put on You Tube along with other things like detailed screenshots taken. You can read all about this in this extensive, in-depth review of Reason 8.0 where all things DUB are considered and tried.

In fact, the review is so long that it's divided in different parts. However, it's possible to check out the full review on one long page as well.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

PART ONE: INTRODUCTION
A review for the Dub community - A Dub engineer's perspective - The configuration - The installation process
PART TWO: FIRST STEPS
A first impression - A closer look - A first session

PART THREE: FEATURES
The mixing console - The rack -The devices - The sequencer - The browser - Two missing links - Rack extensions
PART FOUR: THE DEVICES
The effects - The instruments - The utilities

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